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  • csloo
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2005
    • 17
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    wiring dual center speaker

    I am thinking of using my old ProAc tablettes for center channel speaker, is there any advantages and disadvantages? Would there be big diffrent from dedicated center speakers?

    If i am using a pair of them, how should I wire them?

    I am using RSX 1056, RMB 1075, MMG, MMGW.

    Thanks
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    • Kal Rubinson
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      • Mar 2006
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      Use only one. Using more than one will result in interference off-axis which defeats the reason for a center channel.

      Kal
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